consensus_skill

Overview

This skill finds stocks that multiple finance YouTubers agree on, surfacing clear bullish or bearish consensus across bloggers. It helps traders spot actionable ideas supported by several independent creators and highlights stocks with clear disagreement. The goal is to show conviction and potential crowd-driven momentum or controversy.

How this skill works

The skill first fetches a daily summary of hot tickers and overall market tone. It then retrieves per-ticker sentiment breakdowns from multiple bloggers and identifies tickers where three or more creators share the same stance and no strong opposing views exist. Results are grouped into consensus bullish, consensus bearish, and high-disagreement lists, with counts and concise supporting reasons.

When to use it

• You want ideas that multiple finance creators independently endorse or oppose.
• Preparing a watchlist based on crowd conviction rather than single opinions.
• Identifying potential momentum trades driven by creator consensus.
• Spotting controversial tickers with wide disagreement for further research.
• Screening for common themes across creator commentary before sizing a position.

Best practices

• Require at least three agreeing bloggers to call a true consensus; include the number of supporters.
• Exclude tickers with any strong opposing voices to avoid false positives.
• Limit analysis to the current hot tickers (up to 10) to keep signals timely.
• Summarize the main bullish or bearish reasons in one short sentence per ticker.
• Use consensus as a signal to prioritize deeper fundamental or technical research, not as sole trade advice.

Example use cases

• Find stocks where several YouTubers independently highlight the same growth thesis for short-term momentum plays.
• Build a weekly watchlist of consensus bearish names to consider for hedges or short candidates.
• Flag tickers with wide disagreement to investigate catalysts, news, or conflicting data.
• Quickly compare creator sentiment on top market movers before adjusting position sizes.
• Validate a stock idea you discovered by checking whether multiple creators share that view.